Christmas celebrations in Prescott clubs and church groupings
Mary Buchanan hosted an evening at the Intermediate G Church home with prayers, songs, and a gift exchange amid holly decor. Recurring club events include the Senter Recreation Club Christmas party and a Girls Auxiliary meeting at the church, with guests and families attending.
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Mary Buchanan
Prent Capital
Mary
Fhehansa
Senter Recreation Club
Christman
Center Recreation Club
Ute
Lubi
Christina
Glu
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Phic
Year of Dimensions in Hollywood Mystery Details
A fragmented Hollywood article describes a year of dimensions and a thaw in a notable production area. It mentions figures like Abe Rate Bea Stuthin Caenae and Montgom ery Che Spon Tete ty Bibernity, with references to Pat diag and Tollywood. Details remain unclear but indicate industry shifts and notable personalities.
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Elienehon
Dale
Hollywood Tangeigas
Sertaripe
Tollywood
Montgonery
Montgonery Che ‘Spon Tete Ty Bibernity,' Thelyare Darton
Mysterious Decades Old Text With Faded Names
A fractured OCR fragment hints at a historical piece mentioning Audrey Hepes and public life figures. The garbled lines discuss events, locations, and names like Worthtek and Harken, with no clear narrative or dates to confirm a specific story.
Bonuses to Piggly Wiggly Employees in Arkansas Disbursed
The Piggly Wiggly Stores in Ferarkona Clarkavilla Quern and Hope Arkansas distributed bonus checks to all non management employees on Saturday December 1. The total bonus amounting to 15,402.98 dollars averaged 19 percent of salaries. Bonuses were based on regional profits and form part of the companys long standing profit sharing plan.
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Pingley Wrngley
Ferarkona
Clarkavilla
Pex Ga
Quern
Hope
Arkansas
Whea
iCompanny
Pratt
Ipelath
Bunua
Washington party huddle frames early 1958 Congress
Report notes bipartisan preparations as Senate leaders Boonland and Johnson plan a joint caucus ahead of January 6 sessions. Democrats push for agenda while Republicans stress cooperation amid an election year. Senate 45 Republicans and one independent, with40 Democrats, shape looming key votes.
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Mugely
Senate
Boonland
Rcalif
Lindan B. Johnson
Texas
House
Congress
Wension
Brealey
Himers
Jane Russell Agrees With Censors Defies Breen Office
Hollywood report notes Jane Russell backs Breen office stance after Hugh Hughes’s film faced rejection over revealing breast shots and a dance scene. Russell, in St. Louis, supports public safeguard, while a rival executive questions studio prudence and seeks approval. The dispute highlights industry censorship during the era.
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Bob Thomas Hollywoodu
Op Thoward
Hugh
Dades
Fay
Jane Russell Turorrow
St. Louis
Reg
Filimdom
Breen
Bliss
Hughes
RKO
Mas Hussert
Sin
Bren
Gletokine
Tom
State Highway Aid Totals 8.5 Million for Arkansas Roads
Arkansas receives 4 0090 million dollars of federal highway funds for state routes between January and June. Allocation totals include 83 280 71 for urban highways, 24 576 for rural roads, and 16 045 for state systems. Secretary Weeks announced nationwide allocations with Alaska and Puerto Rico listed for highway improvements.
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Arkansas
Ingrid
Concerce
Department of Commerc 221
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Cliffe
Purmesa
Forty three saved after ship splits in Atlantic storm
Forty three sailors aboard two lifeboats after the Swedish freighter Oklahoma split in two amid fierce Atlantic seas. Winds prevented one rescue ship from proceeding while the Bluejacket and Orion completed the rescue, though Bluejacket turned back after five miles due to mountainous waves.
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Oklahoma
U. S
Bluejacket
Orion
Military Sea Transport Service
New York
Arkansans Held in Louisiana After Shooting Incident
Three Arkansans, Faye Robbins, Robert Lee Robbins, and Marion Carlock, were charged with simple battery in Monroe Louisiana after a shooting during an attempt to disarm a state trooper. Trooper Harold Daniel was wounded. the Robbins brothers were released on $1,000 bond. Maj. Fred Barnes noted no serious injuries. The report also mentions forest highway improvement funds of $308,458 for the coming fiscal year starting July 1, 1954.
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Monroe
LawWh
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